If I could give Andrea 10 stars I would. Andrea has been instrumental in my ongoing recovery from…read moreGBS. She did a full and complete assessment and determined that I needed Dynasplints to stretch my elbows, wrists, and fingers. She successfully navigated my insurance requirements in order for me to have access to this equipment. Andrea wrote a thorough assessment justifying my need for continued OT services. She has gone above and beyond in providing OT services and has even shown others how to move my arms in order to speed my recovery. She communicates effectively with me and the people at my assisted living facility; always notifying me of any schedule changes. Andrea is friendly, funny, warm, smart, and gives direct feedback. I would whole-heartedly recommend her, without reservation, to anyone seeking an occupational therapist.

I just got to say that Andrea Bitar has been great. The…read moreoccupational therapist that we were supposed to have locally was not available. So the company found Andrea Bitar The company reached out to Andrea and we are very grateful. Andrea Bitar is a kind, very professional, knowledgeable. She has a great understanding of my 92 year old fathers needs. She watches and teaches my dad through zoom . She corrects him when he needs to adjust for his one shoulder, so he can continue to still workout without pain. My dad had had shoulder pain for awhile and with the exercise program she has given us is helping dad with his strength and how to do things with his arm, By adjusting how to position his arm to not irritate his shoulder condition, and teaching tools of how to Put on and off his clothes without pain I would highly recommend Andrea Bitar And definitely use her again !!!!

We have flown across the country to meet with the very best pediatric therapists we could find. So…read morewe considered ourselves very lucky to find this truly first rate OT practice so close by. We originally chose TIA because its founder, Mary Jane, worked directly with Jean Ayres, considered the founder of Sensory Integration. Now TIA has truly become a happy place for our family - both for OT and for camp. Our children are growing, acquiring important new skills, and having the best time. Our son has developed a close and special bond with his therapist Jenny, who is not only very skilled at her job but also genuinely cares. We feel we're in the best hands here and highly recommend. Not incentivized to write this in any way, just spreading the word to other families looking for a wonderful OT.

We have been going to Therapy in Action for about 4 months and our experience has been really…read moreincredible so far. The staff is amazing, the facilities can't be beat and my child who was very reluctant to go to OT in the past is loving it!

My daughter has been receiving OT and feeding therapy with Alla and Melissa, and they have been…read moreabsolutely amazing. I cannot express enough gratitude for their patience, care, and dedication they show every session. Alla created a thoughtful plan for my daughter, and it is truly working. We have seen meaningful progress, and I am so thankful for the support, encouragement, and expertise they both provide. The office is always clean, organized, and welcoming, and the toys and therapy equipment are consistently well-maintained. They have made a tremendous difference in my daughter's journey, and we are incredibly grateful for everything they do.

Feeding therapy with Alla has been an absolute godsend for my 5 year old daughter! She has…read morenonverbal autism, oral/fine motor delays and is diagnosed with Avoidant/Restrictive Food Intake Disorder (ARFID). I was constantly stressed over her extremely limited diet and fearing for the implications on her health. I truly felt like nothing would ever help. In just a few months Alla has magically helped add 3 new foods to my daughters diet, and taught her to self feed with utensils. I'm so grateful for this incredible clinic and know we'll be adding many more foods and skills to come!

I Was At Northridge Care CENTER ! I Had Right Hip Replacement! The Care Was Amazing!! They…read moreHelped Me So Much!!!

Most CNA's and nurses were very nice and helpful. The case manager, Jeanette was very nice and…read morehelpful. This facility is understaffed and needs to be remodeled. When my mom needed help sometimes, she had to wait, once for 1 1/2 hours just to use the restroom. When a CNA is on break or with another patient there is no coverage even when other CNA's are doing nothing. Upon leaving, my mom said she needed to use the restroom and the CNA said I just took her. I told them it was a 45 minute ride back to Thousand Oaks but they did not care. I drove with my mom upset the entire way Luckily, when we arrived at the assisted living they found a wheelchair and 2 of their people took my mom immediately to the bathroom. The food at Northridge looked disgusting although my mom ate it. Sometimes I brought her food. This facility is understaffed and needs remodeling before I would ever recommend it!!

LBC Center has been a life saver to my Family. All the…read moreFacilitator are Very kind, understanding, Sweet and their professionalisms is to the the top. They've been there for my Son for a few years now and helped him in almost every aspect of his life. I'm forever grateful for all your help Miss G, Kevin, Miss Soltani and the rest of the amazing LBC team. Thank you

I had to take my children here after leaving their father. It tore them apart. Trying to not get…read morethem to hate me too much when they are older.

Physical Therapy above the rest. Great place if you need PT. Highly recommended it. All of the…read morephysical therapists definitely know what they are doing, and they think outside the box, depending on the injury.

Care givers. Expert therapists Jack and Sheena are excellent Well taken care of. Go here if…read moreyou want to be treated like someone really cares about and can heal you. Highly recommend

Rosie is the best person to contact regarding behavioral solutions! She has been helping me since…read moreApril of 2024 with getting my son the services we desperately needed. We are finally approved! I am so grateful to have Rosie as our program coordinator.... We are ready to start services and happy to finally get my son the help he needs! Thank you Rosie!!!!

I had the pleasure of speaking to Danny, the Creative Director at True Care Behavioral Solutions…read moreand he provided excellent and compassionate service. He introduced me to Rosie the clinical program coordinator. She was able to explain the process in such a way which reduced my fears around ABA services. They both helped me better understand the insurance process and I'm thrilled to have found the company.

they come to the school to help with my youngest kid and since school started (3 months) we had…read moreover 30 days of call outs and subs coming almost at 10am instead of the 8am. the staff will not care about calling the school to let them know or even the parents and when they don't have one to send they just wont tell anyone. first week of school they told me the Bii assigned was out on leave with no date of return. they gave us someone else then said he was going to be permanent then changed him as well. we are now on our 3rd BII in the past 3 months not to mention my son coming back with bruises and injuries because they arent caring for the kid at all. spoke with the school district and lawyer and they just dont seem to be proactive at all and just let my son fall to the side as they just ignore the PARENTS AND DISTRICT!

i had a very nice person her name was Valerie and she helped my child with his development and i…read morehave seen a lot of progress

I have had the best experience here for PT. The exercises they have prescribed have improved my…read moreknee injury very well. Dennis is the best! Would highly recommend this business. Sherry

I hate to leave a one star because my son has received services from this agency before for PT. I…read moredecided to bring him back because our experience was great with a different therapist. We met with Dennis. My son is a 5 year (almost 6 year old child) primarily none speaking boy who has Autism. Dennis probably has seen my son about 5-6 sessions and sometimes, (not always) my son has difficulty in engaging, however does at least one exercise. He is only there for 25mins with authorization, and I informed Dennis I will get another authorization but provide effective treatment and meet my son where he is at. Biggest problem are the toys that are visible and out. My son also has low muscle tone and gets easily tired, which has been told to me by other professionals. Today during Leo's session in the new office (third time in the Woodland Hills office/initial assessment and two sessions including today) Dennis was unprofessional and unethical. He laughed at my face in front of at least 3 people. Instead of focusing on my child's needs he was more focused on what I'm doing for my child and how I don't discipline him. My son sees about over 7 other external therapists for different services during the week and each provides effective and ethical service/sessions. In the Sherman Oaks office we have always arrived early and he had a client and had us wait 2X when it was my son's time, and I never said anything. Today I left the office having anxiety and shaking. I told the front desk girl to have the office manager call me and another staff was able to reduce my anxiety so I can safely drive myself and my son to his next therapy. I contacted the licensing board too because I don't ever want another child with Autism to be treated in such a way. I will be waiting to hear back from the management to understand what steps will be taken. All of my son's therapists are supporting, caring, loving, respectful, ethical, and have good therapeutic boundaries, and those are the only people I want on my son's team. Again this is not about the agency. Even the lady who completed my son's initial assessment was so respectful and caring towards my son. His previous therapist Trisha was amazing too. This review is for Dennis. I hope in the future he will do a better job in consulting with his supervisor , asking for guidance in how to work well with a client he is struggling with, hold strong therapeutic boundaries, and practice ethically.

Most of the Staffs are friendly which helps coming to a therapy. I felt the therapists are caring,…read moreknowledgeable, approachable. Friendly as well. One of the Pat asst/aide always have the biggest smile.... maede. It does make a HUGE difference when you feel welcome. One thing to add, ai know front desk reps gets busy but can smile more & when greeting patients to actually look up not just say welcome but looking down. That's how employees greet at retail stores. Again, patients want to feel genuinely welcomed. Other than that, keep it up! Congrats you guys are moving to a bigger location, good area.

My 11-year-old son underwent double hip surgery in February and was referred to this facility by…read morehis surgeon for physical therapy. Throughout his treatment, we followed the clinic's policies exactly as they were explained to us. At our first appointment, we were informed that my son would attend therapy sessions independently while a parent or guardian remained in the waiting room. We were also told that an adult over the age of 18 would need to be present during evaluation appointments. My husband typically brought our son to his therapy sessions and waited in the lobby while our son completed treatment, and we never had any issues. Recently, the clinic moved to a new location. During our first visit at the new facility, my son had a scheduled evaluation appointment. My husband was unavailable that day, so I brought my son along with my two younger children, including my infant in a stroller. Because it was an evaluation appointment, I understood that I needed to accompany my son to the treatment area. When my son's name was called, I followed him to the back with my younger children. A staff member at the front desk immediately told me that I could not bring my children back there. I explained that my children were very young and that I could not leave them unattended in the waiting room. As I continued toward the treatment area, she repeated that I should not bring them and stated, "Next time, don't bring them." I approached her to clarify what she meant because I thought I may have misunderstood. She again stated that I should not bring my children to future appointments. I explained that I rarely attend these appointments because I am home caring for my younger children, that my husband normally brings our son, and that I was only present because this was an evaluation appointment requiring an adult to accompany him. I also explained that I had no one available to watch my children and could not leave an infant and young child alone in the waiting room. After the appointment, I spoke with another front desk employee regarding the interaction. Instead of addressing my concern, I was told that the reason the staff member said not to bring my children was because they could not directly tell me to hire a babysitter. I found this response extremely unprofessional and insensitive. Not every family has access to childcare, and suggesting that parents simply find a babysitter is not a reasonable solution. If this facility has a policy prohibiting children from accompanying a parent during evaluation appointments, that policy should be clearly communicated before appointments are scheduled. Families should be informed in advance so they can make other arrangements or seek care elsewhere if necessary. My concern is not about having rules or policies. It is about how the situation was handled. The interaction lacked professionalism, understanding, and basic courtesy toward a parent who was simply trying to comply with the clinic's requirements while caring for young children. Parents considering this facility should ask about its policies regarding children before scheduling appointments.